In the eighties when Asbury was still considered questionable, but
it had a certain seedy charm, there were many people on the boardwalk.
It
was very active, the little shops all seemed to do well. It wasn't
until the 'last' development scheme failed that the town took a true
downward
turn.
Hi. I am not a 'regular' poster and I don't live in Asbury but I feel a
connection to it
from many years spent there.
I don't understand why the 're-development' must be so far- reaching.
Asbury
Park has charm, it's near the ocean and the boardwalk, why can't it
just be
a nice place to live?
hi... is frank's open christmas morning?
any of the local music bars open christmas eve?(fast lane? wonder bar?
looks like stone pony is closed.)
restaurants in the area that might be worth checking out (and open)?
i don't live nearby but may be in the area --
thanks for any tips!
cathryn.
